. >> woodruff: dr. garryat is your understanding of the drug and its comfort level of it being given to the one or two american healthcare workers. >> i am very comfortable having the americans being given the treatment. they're both healthcare workers and knew the risks of taking the drug so they were fully informed of the possible outcomes. as americans, we need to do all we can to protect people that go to countries where very serious disease like this is occurring and do all we can to protect them if they should be unfortunate enough to get infected. so this drug, zmapp, has shown very good promise in experimental animals, these antibodies are very promising drugs, at the very top of the list for hemorrhagic fevers like ebola. >> woodruff: does that mean it would be more widely distributed at this point, dr. garry? >> when i came back from sierra leone about a month ago, i realized the outbreak had the potential unlike any other to spread wider and inif we could more people because it was in west africa i